Simultaneous Transmigration: You Have to Rely on Yourself!

It's interesting if the protagonist goes on to commit murder and arson. Going to school, in either case, is pointless. The reason is simple: school is a safe environment. Unexpected events are rare. Also, there's the issue of competition between students. You don't even need to watch to know the protagonist is already destined for first place. No matter how exciting a predetermined competition is, it's pointless.

The author did not sync to QQ Reading.

It's good, but the stories in each world are too short!! You should write them one story at a time! Finish Harry Potter in his second year, finish Marvel in Avengers! The story pacing is so slow, and you keep changing worlds! Just when you're enjoying it, the story changes! What's the difference between this and reading a story and then the author going to court?!

Judging from the title, I thought it was about a doctor who time-traveled, but after reading the synopsis, it seems like Cao Cao, the traitor, time-traveled?

Why are you posting less and less?

As the title suggests, one world leaves you wanting more, and then the next world begins afresh.

The Warring States period should have had a stronger stance; it felt too soft and was too rigidly controlled by the protagonist.

There are only 50 readers following the initial release, and the distribution channels probably don't have many either. There are too many books in the 99 yuan price range; if you can't come up with something new, it'll flop. I'll go check the situation on the platform again.

So far, there aren't any major flaws, but the infrequent updates and excessive filler in the plot make it less appealing to watch every day.

It's been 7 days since the last update. I hope it's not going to be abandoned!